[
UK
/kɹˈæʃɐ/
]
NOUN
- someone who gets in (to a party) without an invitation or without paying
How To Use crasher In A Sentence
- I entertained a small conceit that in some way a part of me belonged in Hong Kong, but I was beginning to feel like a gate-crasher. One From The Hart
- Troy is certainly heir to the throne of alpha male, so there's going to be that natural organic energy of conflict that happens between the silverbacks and the branch crashers as we say in primatology. Is Community Really Going to Be "Less Weird" This Year?
- Times are hard, being portrayed as a 'party-crasher' is "the most devastating thing that's ever happened to us. Tareq Salahi: We didn't 'party-crash' the White House
- Large numbers of shoppers attempt to log on to the retailer’s site to take advantage of the door-crasher specials.
- I have no doubt the two party crashers at my lek were the same two I had flushed off their pole four miles back. Grouse Diary Entry
- When the infamous White House gate-crasher floated the notion of running for D.C. mayor, we basically blew it off. No joke, third White House crasher Carlos Allen is actually running for mayor
- Rhonda was committing the sin of sins: she was ratting on a fellow crasher. MISS MELVILLE REGRETS
- A woman who chose not to be identified voices her opinion to Tea Party "crasher" Mary Schorsch of Beech Island, S.C., at Augusta Common. The Augusta Chronicle
- Why are they so fired up over the party-crashers when they completely ignored the male whore under an assumed name lobbing Bush's press secretary big fat softballs. Think Progress
- By dropping the atomic bomb, the Americans hoped to finish Japan off instantly and go to work in the Far East as cavalier seul, that is, without their victory party being spoiled by unwanted Soviet gate-crashers. Bill Totten's Weblog